A layoff can create more than a financial setback when you hold H-1B status. Losing your job can also start a limited period for finding new employment or pursuing another immigration option. In most cases, H-1B workers can remain in the United States for as long as...
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Legal Advocates
Year: 2026
Who can sponsor a family member for immigration?
Family-based immigration allows U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to help certain relatives obtain lawful status in the United States. However, not every family relationship qualifies, and the rules vary depending on your immigration status. Understanding...
Can your child still be a US citizen if they are born abroad?
Going into labor while traveling abroad is not something most parents plan for. If it does happen, your first question may be whether your baby will still be a U.S. citizen. The answer depends on a few key factors. The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) governs how...
When a waiver of inadmissibility may come into play
You might expect a smooth immigration process. You file a petition. The forms look familiar. Then an older event may arise. At that point, questions about admissibility can arise. If you live in Maryland or sponsor someone there, certain past actions may trigger a...